One reason Blake King has been so successful in the financial services industry and in the marketing industry in part because he possesses empathy; a natural ability to articulate his ideas in ways that makes sense to his customers. His approach makes customers and clients realize they’re getting the best value possible. Most of what he does is sales and marketing is based on his personal philosophy that, if you what you are selling has value to the person to whom you’re selling it, it almost doesn’t matter what the product is.

Blake P. King truly believes that such a thing cannot be taught in a sales school or a seminar; it’s only learned through experience and practice. The first position Blake held after graduation with a degree from the University of Georgia was hard won, and followed a very difficult job search, involved assisting individuals when it came to reducing the size of debt payments. That job and every job since has followed his basic philosophy of helping people live a better life. He is quite capable of reducing the debt payments of a lot of people every month, and he helped them get out of debt more quickly than otherwise.

These days, Blake P. King serves as the Atlanta channel marketing manager for Transnexus. He is an acknowledged leader in the company’s sales and marketing department, likely because of the experience and wisdom me has gained. for instance, he learned many years ago, back when he was going door-to-door, selling educational books in Michigan, that the most important values of a successful marketer are the ability to show the potential buyer how the product will make their life better.



Those books were intended to help parents prepare their children for a successful school career, which fits in with one of Blake P. King’s primary missions in life, which is to help people. It has been a hallmark of his career. In fact, a key reason Blake has been successful in the financial services and marketing industries could be the fact that he possesses a natural ability to articulate his ideas in ways that makes sense to customers, making them believe the product he’s selling is the best value, and not just the cheapest price. He firmly believes such things cannot be taught in a sales school or a seminar; it takes copious amounts of practice and experience to accomplish that.